def get_build_ids(start, end):
builds_ids = Application.view('app_manager/builds_by_date',
startkey=start,
endkey=end,
reduce=False,
wrapper=lambda row: row['id']).all()
return builds_ids
def couch_check():
"""Confirm CouchDB is up and running, by hitting an arbitrary view."""
try:
results = Application.view('app_manager/builds_by_date', limit=1).all()
except Exception:
return False, None
else:
return isinstance(results, list), None
def get_build_ids(start, end):
builds_ids = Application.view(
'app_manager/builds_by_date',
startkey=start,
endkey=end,
reduce=False,
wrapper=lambda row: row['id']
).all()
return builds_ids
def _get_app_by_name(domain, name):
app = Application.view('app_manager/applications_brief',
startkey=[domain, name, {}],
endkey=[domain, name],
descending=True,
limit=1).one()
if app:
return Application.get(app['_id'])
else:
raise ResourceNotFound(_("Not found application by name: %s") % name)
def couch_check():
"""check couch"""
#in reality when things go wrong with couch and postgres (as of this
# writing) - it's far from graceful, so this will # likely never be
# reached because another exception will fire first - but for
# completeness sake, this check is done here to verify our calls will
# work, and if other error handling allows the request to get this far.
try:
results = Application.view('app_manager/builds_by_date', limit=1).all()
except Exception:
return False, None
else:
return isinstance(results, list), None
def handle(self, *args, **options):
builds = True
limit = 100
skip = 0
while builds:
builds = Application.view('app_manager/builds_by_date',
include_docs=True,
reduce=False,
limit=limit,
skip=skip,
reverse=True).all()
skip += limit
for build in builds:
if any([
form.version > build.version
for module in build.modules for form in module.forms
]):
print build._id
def handle(self, *args, **options):
builds = True
limit = 100
skip = 0
while builds:
builds = Application.view(
'app_manager/builds_by_date',
include_docs=True,
reduce=False,
limit=limit,
skip=skip,
reverse=True
).all()
skip += limit
for build in builds:
if any([
form.version > build.version
for module in build.modules
for form in module.forms
]):
print build._id
def check_couch():
"""Confirm CouchDB is up and running, by hitting an arbitrary view."""
results = Application.view('app_manager/builds_by_date', limit=1).all()
assert isinstance(results, list), "Couch didn't return a list of builds"
return ServiceStatus(True, "Successfully queried an arbitrary couch view")
def check_couch():
"""Confirm CouchDB is up and running, by hitting an arbitrary view."""
results = Application.view('app_manager/builds_by_date', limit=1).all()
assert isinstance(results, list), "Couch didn't return a list of builds"
return ServiceStatus(True, "Successfully queried an arbitrary couch view")